Sentence examples for many serious cases from inspiring English sources

Many serious cases received only cursory investigations or were handled sloppily, he said.

The last time so many serious cases were reported this early was 2004, when the number was 154.

But if House negotiators prevail, courts will not be allowed to make a preliminary judgment about whether the case presents serious legal issues and will be barred from even hearing many serious cases.

"They have many serious cases where landlords are not being paid rent at all, and I think a judge would throw his shoe at a landlord who sought to evict someone who was fully prepared to pay all rent due under the lease by check instead of cash".

And while many serious cases involving possible officer misconduct are handled by the province's Special Investigations Unit, which leads to at least some reporting, much police wrongdoing never sees media attention.

COs reported being under pressure to attend too many patients and facing the dilemma of trying to manage too many serious cases at once.

In so many serious case reviews, such as those of Baby P and Victoria Climbié, information-sharing between agencies is often highlighted as one of the key failings.

Ms Flynn, who is chairman of the Lancashire Safeguarding Adults Board, has conducted many serious case reviews across the UK and is also joint editor of the Journal of Adult Protection.

"We also have many serious biodiversity cases.

"There are many serious medical cases in the camp which need the attention of a doctor," said Peter Bouckaert, emergencies director for Human Rights Watch, who has conducted research in the camps of the Syrian border zone.

"Anyone who knows rugby knows that there were many more serious cases last Saturday than the one involving Bakkies and what good would it do to us to get five or six Lions banned?